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2021 X31.  I have 485 miles on the OD.  Does anybody else's front suspension pop or creak while putting it into reverse and turning the front wheel?

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Those are all the top quality GM parts just bumping and grinding together in harmony… it’s ****ing beautiful 🤙

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Yes, mine does that as well as when I pull into the drive you can hear a clunk. Its one of the things they will look at Monday when I take it in.

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I know on the 2500s it is the steering shaft if I am understanding what you are talking about. There is a part you can get to replace it but some dealers won't do it so you gotta do it yourself

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Every 2002+ full size Chevy that I have owned made noise in the front end from time to time. Kinda of a rubbing / light popping sound when you turn the wheel. Others have said the same. Doesn't happen all the time, but it happens.

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On 12/16/2021 at 4:15 PM, haider320 said:

2021 X31.  I have 485 miles on the OD.  Does anybody else's front suspension pop or creak while putting it into reverse and turning the front wheel?

I have a 2021 Sierra 1500 AT4 6.2L.  Merceds Benz tight and quiet.  I would ask my dealer to take a look at it, mine doesn't have any creaks, clunks, pops, nada.

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